APC APCRBC158 UPS Replacement Battery for BX1000M
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- APCRBC158, APC
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Compatible replacement battery kit for APC Back-UPS 1200, includes two 12V18A batteries with harness installed
This battery kit is built for APC Back-UPS 1200 units that require a drop-in power refresh. It supplies two 12 V 18 Ah cells already fused and wired with a harness, so installers can swap the cartridge without soldering or crimping.
The pre-assembled harness reduces downtime during battery changes and eliminates loose-terminal risk in rack or tower deployments. At 30 weight units the kit is manageable for a single technician, yet it is not suited for UPS models that demand higher-capacity cells or a different connector layout.
| Type | Battery |
|---|---|
| Weight | 30 |
The kit contains two 12V 18A batteries pre-wired with a fused harness for direct installation.
Two 12V 18A batteries come fused together with the harness already installed, matching the APC RBC7 form factor.
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